A Seminar

On

By:
Sanket Mohan Solim
Guide :
Prof. M.L. Naik
Mechanical Engineering Department
FAMT, Ratnagiri
CONTENT
 BRIEF HISTORY
Evolved in Japan after World War II, as a result of their
diminishing market share in the auto industry.

Founded by Taiichi Ohno, a vice president of Toyota.

Basically implemented in Toyota plant 1950, well established

after 1970.
 CONCEPT OF JIT
JIT- A philosophy of continuous improvement that puts emphasis
on prevention rather than correction, and demands a company
wide focus on quality.

JIT- operational management approach to achieve world class

manufacturing.

JIT- production is based on demand.

JIT- Well known as TPS.

 GOALS TO ACHIEVE

Zero Defects
 TOOLS OF JIT
The 7 wastes

The 5 Ss

Kanban Inventory

Pokayoke

Kaizen
THE SEVEN WASTES
THE 5S
 KANBAN SYSTEM
The word Kan means "card" in Japanese and the word "ban"
means "signal". So Kanban refers to "signal cards".

What are signal cards?

How KANBAN works?

Pull type production system.

KANBAN responsive to customers.

 ADVATAGES
Funds that were tied up in inventories can be used elsewhere.

Areas previously used to store inventories can be used for

other more productive uses.

Throughput time is reduced, resulting in greater potential

output and quicker response to customers.

Defect rates are reduced, resulting in less waste and greater

customer satisfaction.
 DISADVANTAGES
Implementing thorough JIT procedures can involve a major
overhaul of business systems -it may be difficult and expensive to
introduce.

Risk of running out of stock.

Lack of control over time frame.

More planning is required.

 APPLICATIONS
Toyota

Dell

Harley Davidson

McDonalds
 CONCLUSION
JIT is a philosophy which leads to produce the required item.

It is an approach to achieve in excellence in elimination of waste.

Integration plays very important role in JIT.

The JIT is state of the art idea that is beginning to catch on in a

tremendous way all over the world.
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